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You should "reach out" to him/her and sort this out. [I've always found "reach out" to be hilarious, (what, with my arms?) but it's so common now I'm the oddba
by muppetman 4y ago
You should "reach out" to him/her and sort this out.
[I've always found "reach out" to be hilarious, (what, with my arms?) but it's so common now I'm the oddball]
- theteapot 4y ago> I've always found "reach out" to be hilarious, (what, with my arms?) ... Using the expression "reach out" is such an anti-pattern.
- deathanatos 4y agoOh, the one that kills me now is "let's take that offline" used in a meeting to refer to "let's move this to a Slack conversation". (Or, more cynically, "This problem is thorny and I wish to bury it rather than put in the time and work to fix it.")